jellybean80

@jellybean80 (244)

Age 44

Joined myLot 17 years ago

Diet is just the word die with a T on the end

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Does your dog(or cat) eat bees?

brendalee @brendalee (6082) • United States 29 Jun 07

It may seem like a silly question but I am very serious about this. I hate bees and I run away from the them. One got in my house yesterday. I ran and hid in the bathroom. After I calmed down and came out, I could not find the...

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jellybean80 My old dog (now dearly departed) used to always eat wasps, and she never ever learnt despite constantly getting stung in her mouth by them, which apparenty can be really dangerous for them. Unfortunately I don't think there's really much you can do about it...

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my friend cannot even have a bath until her baby doses off to sleep ...

andysminky @andysminky (330) • India 29 Jun 07

She stays alone with her hubby n her 1 year old son who keeps moving all over the place and is very naughty. when i went to see her today she tells me that she can now have a bath since i am there to relief her from her son since...

alone mothers

baby troubles

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jellybean80 Sorry if this seems an odd question but is there a reason that her hubby can't watch him while she has a bath? To be honest though the situation doesn't sound that unusual and unfortunately she might just have to put up with it until her son is a bit older....

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What to do with bad parents?

minnie_98214 @minnie_98214 (10557) • United States 29 Jun 07

Yeah well in the last two days I had to help my neighbor get her kids out of her car twice. First they were locked in with keys in the car windows shut and no ac. Her kids are a 4 year old disabled child and a 1 year old. Now the...

parenting

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jellybean80 I can't really add anything that hasn't already been said but just really wanted to reinforce the point that you really shouldn't wait until it happens again!!!! Ideally if you can talk to your neighbour and think they'll listen then would suggest you do...

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Has Your Boyfriend/Girlfriend Ever Done A Runner?

Brian @wolfie34 (26771) • United Kingdom 29 Jun 07

Have you ever lived with someone, your boyfriend or girlfriend and you've come home from work or from being out and find that they have packed their bags and gone? They haven't left a note but all of their clothes, personal...

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jellybean80 Not quite had that done, but think it would have been a bit better if it had happened in a single blow like that, my ex started taking his clothes and bits and pieces out weeks before he told me he was going and I never noticed until I had that wonderful thing...

29 Jun 07

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Is There Anything FREE in Life Anymore?

Brian @wolfie34 (26771) • United Kingdom 25 Jun 07

As the saying goes you get nothing for free nowadays, everything and everyone it seems has a price tag on it. The days of going anywhere and getting things for free have sadly long gone! BUT! There is one thing you can get for...

the best things in life are free

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jellybean80 Hiya, long time no type! Hope u haven't taken it personally that I've not replied to your discussions, just not been on here, have been a vety bust bunny and finally a graduate now! But remember...all you need is love...the beatles..ha ha.. sorry, I know...

25 Jun 07

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Have you ever seen a ghost? Do you believe?

James72 @James72 (26790) • Australia 28 Dec 06

Or any other supernatural entity? I do believe as I have witnessed one before as a child but I have come across very few people that have also seen something before.... I would be keen to hear of any experiences.....

ghost

supernatural

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jellybean80 I'm really surprised u haven't had loads more responses to this one! I haven't ever seen a ghost, but my brother claimed he saw a grey lady walk around his bedroom when he was 8, apparently it wasn't scary, just quite comforting, though a bit weird...and...

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Do children need to watch TV?

michelledarcy @michelledarcy (5220) 20 Mar 07

I have decided that I am going to get rid of my TV. However a lot of people are saying that my children will be missing out if they don't have one, what do you think?

children

television

watching

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jellybean80 I'm not convinced that children need to watch TV, but I also wouldn't get rid of my TV. Did you know that on things that the government deem a necessity that a TV is on there? From reading another one of your discussions I'm not sure you'll really care what...

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Do you think we would like living in a true democracy?

michelledarcy @michelledarcy (5220) 19 Mar 07

To me democracy means that the people decide on all the issues that come up in the country. So we would be voting every day on issues that come up in parliament. So instead of voting in a representative who makes all of our...

life

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jellybean80 I think that its a really nice idea in theory, but in practice it would never work. As well as the actual coordination of it the vast majority no absolutely nothing about the issues that we would need to be decided upon. Also many people do not vote, and are...

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Newspapers- are they our last source of unbiased news?

mckenziemom @mckenziemom (522) • United States 19 Mar 07

I heard a statistic last week that the circulation of daily newpapers around the country is down to something like 25%. With the advent of news available on the internet,cable television, news magazines and news programs there are...

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jellybean80 I have to admit that I very rarely sit and read a newspaper and do rely on the 'diluted' version of the news a lot more, but I really don't believe that newspapers report the news in a way that is unbiased. They all put their own political spin on stories,...

19 Mar 07

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How important is a sense of humour to you?

ukchriss @ukchriss (2097) 27 Feb 07

That is, if you're single, how high is a sense of humour on list of character traits in a potential boyfriend/girlfriend. How important is sense of humour to you and Do you think you have a good one? I think its important...

relationships

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jellybean80 Having a sense of humour is absolutely vital to me in a partner, I don't think I'd get on at all with someone who didn't have a good one and be able to take a laugh, I'm sarcastic a bit more often than I really mean to be and anyone I'm going to spend a lot of...

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Do You Believe in Mr/Mrs Right

Brian @wolfie34 (26771) • United Kingdom 16 Nov 06

I believe there is NO one out there for me, so I am spending the rest of my life single. Do you believe there is a Mr/Mrs right for you?

mr right

relationship

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jellybean80 Do you want the answer I want to believe in or the one I really do? I like to think that there is someone fantastic out there and I just haven't met them yet, but when I do there will be fireworks...unfortunately I then wake up!!! I'm really not...

23 Feb 07

Trust: is it FREE, or does it have to be EARNED?

Denmarkguy @Denmarkguy (1845) • United States 22 Feb 07

This morning I was reading an email from a friend, and got to thinking about the way we TRUST people. I think most would agree that trust is very important. However, I frequently run into the debate over whether trust is...

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jellybean80 I think that anyone who 100% trusts everyone they meet 100% is one of two things - either extremely naive, or, more likely in my opinion, lying to themselves! I don't meet intentionally or doing anything wrong in what they say, wouldn't it be a wonderful world...

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Single child

nairjula @nairjula (453) • India 23 Feb 07

Why is single child of nuclear families are prone to behavioural aberration? It is common that such children are not as sociable or forthright as the others. Is it because of the lack of chances for sharing their feelings with...

behavioural aberration

depression

single child

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jellybean80 Sorry if you don't like this answer, well actually, no I'm not sorry. I think your question is total rubbish and I don't think you can generalize to say that all children who don't have siblings are like that at all. It is a dreadful stereotyping that you are...

23 Feb 07

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Would you STOP and HELP someone in need if you SAW them get HURT??

texasclassygal @texasclassygal (5305) • United States 22 Feb 07

So many times we are too busy with our lives and what is going on them we forget to look around and notice what is happening to others. But if you saw someone get hurt, whether on a street on in a car accident, would you stop what...

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jellybean80 I'd like to think that Iwould stop and help, but in reality I really don't know if I would, and I'm not convinced that all the people who have said they would either. I'm not suggesting at all that it makes any of us bad people of anything like that, but in...

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do hamburgers make you fat?

Lardiel @Lardiel (280) • Romania 19 Feb 07

i heard a lot of stories of people who got very very fat by eating in fast food restaurants. and especialy from burgers. is that true? do you know anything about it?

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jellybean80 No, fast foods is all really healthy, have you ever tried dipping your head in lard? (By the way that's meant to be ironic, please don't take it as insult, but ask a silly questions and you will get silly answers!)

19 Feb 07

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What if Neville was picked instead of Harry?

stickricky808 @stickricky808 (69) • United States 19 Feb 07

As I've read the Harry P books, I have come to know that Neville could have also been a choice for Voldemort. And I always ponder on how the book(s) would have been different if it would have been Neville. Would Harry have been...

neville instead of harry

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jellybean80 If it had been Neville instead of Harry I'm not convinced the books would have been international best sellers, just not convinced the stories would have worked in quite the same way!!! Strangely I think JKR knew what she was doing when she wrote it that...

19 Feb 07

Can a person truly be unbiased??

James72 @James72 (26790) • Australia 19 Feb 07

Everyone has an opinion on something yes? Is it humanly possible to not actually have an opinion on something? Even "sitting on the fence" initially involves having to weigh up various factors of a subject in order to reach the...

indifference

opinions

unbiased

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jellybean80 I don't think it is possible to be totally unbiased, even when we think we may be as so much influences us that we are not even aware of on a day-to-day basis. I'm not really convinced that we should be either, if we are not at least a little bit biased in...

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Authors

urbandekay @urbandekay (18278) 14 Feb 07

What authors do you particularly enjoy reading, any you find inspirational or illuminating? all the best urban

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jellybean80 I have to admit, other than Harry Potter, I have really enjoyed really trashy romance novels at the moment, purely because they're so predicable and take so little thinking about. Have to read a lot for uni so like to read anything that's pure escapism. Have...

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Finding A Suitable Deterrant: Bring Back The Stocks

Brian @wolfie34 (26771) • United Kingdom 15 Feb 07

And I don't mean stocks and shares, I mean the device that was used in medieval times for public humiliation, where a person is placed in the stocks which consisted of large, hinged wooden boards, their hands and head are locked...

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jellybean80 Ooh, where do I start on this one, am sure I won't mention everything I have to say on this as I'd be here all week! I do think that a lot of the sentences issued are laughable and in the vast majority of cases are never going to have the desired effect of...

15 Feb 07

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